Christmas carnivals in Beverly Hills.
A Christmas carnival is a full carnival, from booths to snacks to prizes, styled for the holiday and booked as the event itself: red-and-white and green-and-white striped booths, candy-cane signs, warm string lights, a balloon arch and a photo station for Santa and Mrs. Claus. This page on christmas carnivals in Beverly Hills explains the pieces, the local places a host could ask about and what Carnival Fun Experts provides when it builds one.
Beverly Hills offers several public settings a host can look into. Roxbury Memorial Park & Community Center and La Cienega Park & Community Center pair a park with a community building, Beverly Gardens Park, Will Rogers Memorial Park and Coldwater Canyon Park are city parks, and Beverly Hills Unified School District runs the campuses where a school night could be held. Dates and space are always confirmed with the city or the school first.
Carnival Fun Experts supplies the midway, the staff and the Santa station, and clears the site once the evening ends.
A Christmas carnival dressed for Beverly Hills.
The balloon arch comes first. It stands at the entrance in red, white and green, trimmed with candy canes, peppermint balloons and gingerbread figures. Beyond it the booths run in two stripes, red and white alongside green and white, with warm string lights overhead. Candy-cane signs name the games and the game skins echo them. Ring toss, bottle ring, hoop shot and balloon darts hand out prizes, and a guest can wander the row in minutes or stay for an hour.
At one end, the Santa photo-op station places Santa and Mrs. Claus where a queue can form. A walk-in snow globe inflatable is available as a photo prop. Snow-flocked trim, a finish that sits on props and edging, completes the look. The food list is the seven concessions: churros, pretzels, popcorn, cotton candy, nachos, snow cones and caramel apples. A park lawn can take a loop of booths, and a school lot suits an L along one edge.
What's typically included.
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Booths in two stripes.
Red-and-white and green-and-white booths, counted to the crowd and the space.
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Games and prizes.
Carnival games with candy-cane skins, with prizes for the booked hours.
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String lights.
Warm lighting along the row, useful as soon as the winter light fades.
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Arch, signs and trim.
A candy-cane and gingerbread balloon arch, candy-cane signage and snow-flocked trim.
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Santa and Mrs. Claus.
Provided by Carnival Fun Experts, with the photo-op station built into the layout.
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Concessions and staff.
Seven concession items and Carnival Fun Experts attendants for every booth and stand.
Typical timeline for Christmas carnivals in Beverly Hills.
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Pick the evening
An HOA, school group or community committee chooses a weekend or a pre-break weeknight.
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Build the scope
Booth count, concessions, Santa and any inflatables are settled, and a 50% deposit holds the date.
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City or school sign-off
The host reserves the park or campus, and Carnival Fun Experts provides the certificate of insurance the site requests.
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The carnival
The arch goes up, the lights come on, the games open and the lot is cleared when the booked hours end.
Specifics for Beverly Hills.
- Park and community sites: Roxbury Memorial Park & Community Center, La Cienega Park & Community Center, Beverly Gardens Park, Will Rogers Memorial Park and Coldwater Canyon Park can each host an event. The host confirms space and dates with the city.
- Schools: Beverly Hills Unified School District decides what its campuses host, so a PTA starts with the school office and the district's vendor insurance requirements.
- Neighborhood budgets: An HOA or neighborhood carnival costs about $4,000 to $10,000. Church events can start from about $2,000.
- Company budgets: A company carnival is about $10,000 to $25,000, and a large multi-department event is $25,000 to $40,000 or more.
- Smallest event: A custom event around $1,500 can be a few booths and the Santa station.
- Host handles: Tables, chairs, drinks, extra tents, heating, ticketing and permit fees.
Beverly Hills, CA.
ZIPs: 90209 · 90210 · 90211 · 90212 · 90213
Carnival Fun Experts delivers Christmas carnivals throughout Beverly Hills and the surrounding Los Angeles County area. Pin shows the city center; we cover every ZIP listed above.
Common questions.
Which Beverly Hills places could host a Christmas carnival?
Roxbury Memorial Park & Community Center, La Cienega Park & Community Center, Beverly Gardens Park, Will Rogers Memorial Park and Coldwater Canyon Park can host an event. The host confirms the space and the date with the city.
Does a park permit apply?
A city site can ask for a reservation or a permit. Carnival Fun Experts provides the certificate of insurance or whatever paperwork the permit calls for.
Is Santa part of the package?
Yes. The Santa photo-op station is part of a Christmas carnival layout, and Carnival Fun Experts provides Santa and Mrs. Claus.
How do families get photos?
Families can use their own phones, or the host can add the photographer Carnival Fun Experts offers.
Can a school run one before winter break?
Yes, with the school office and Beverly Hills Unified School District approving the date and the vendor paperwork.
What does the host bring?
The site, the permits, tables and chairs, drinks and any heating. Carnival Fun Experts brings its booths, games, concessions and crew.
About this guide.
This local guide to christmas carnivals in Beverly Hills was compiled by Carnival Fun Experts, a carnival event production resource for families, schools and community planners comparing seasonal event formats across Los Angeles County.
Helpful local references: City of Beverly Hills Community Services · Beverly Hills Unified School District
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